Barley Project
GenomeZipper Report
The GenomeZipper uses a novel approach that incorporates
chromosome sorting, second generation sequencing, array
hybridization and systematic exploitation of conserved
synteny with model grasses. It allows to assign 86% of the
estimated about 32,000 barley genes to individual
chromosome arms. A series of bioinformatically constructed
'zippers' integrate gene indices of rice, sorghum and
brachypodium in a conserved synteny model and assemble
21,766 barley genes in a putative linear order. The
genomeZipper files provide an ordered, information-rich
scaffold of the barley genome.
Literature:
Mayer et al. Plant Physiol, 2009
Oct;151(2):496-505.
The GenomeZipper data can be downloaded here or can be accessed via individual “ILL“ genetic markers on the marker report page (e.g. 2_0011) by "Search for Genetic Marker by Marker ID".
Now available on this side: Search and data overview for the individual GenomeZipper results for each chromosome.
